DieseRC 433Mhz RF Wireless Remote Switch, 2 Channels AC 110V/220V/230V/240V Relay Receiver with 2 Remotes for Garage Door/Roller Shutter/Lights/Pumps
Operation Mode | momentary,toggle,latched |
Operating Voltage | 250 Volts |
Contact Type | Normally Open |
Connector Type | Wireless |
Brand | DieseRC |
Terminal | Physical |
Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
Actuator Type | Push Button |
Contact Material | Aluminum |
International Protection Rating | IP54 |
Number of Positions | 18 |
Upper Temperature Rating | 8E+1 Degrees Celsius |
Controller Type | Remote |
Control Method | Remote |
Connectivity Protocol | X-10 |
Color | 2 Buttons |
Wattage | 2500 watts |
Number of Items | 2 |
Manufacturer | DieseRC |
UPC | 750828380647 |
Item Weight | 4.9 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 4.06 x 3.74 x 1.54 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | 2 Boutons |
Batteries | 2 CR2 batteries required. (included) |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Manganese Dioxide |
T**S
Nice compact little unit
The remote-control switch was ideal for what I was looking for, as it was needed for a built-in electric fire, that had a flame effect and heating, which was controlled by a remote control. The ability to control the heating side of the fire was not working anymore from the original remote control and was found to be an internal problem with the microcontroller in the original unit. As the unit had no manual switches to control its operation, I needed to either install manual switches or a remote-control device to control the fire. I came across this device on amazon and thought it would be ideal for the job.Installation of the new device was fairly straightforward once you have fathomed out the way the device works from the instructions provided. Programming the functions was very straightforward, as I needed the toggle operation for the job in hand. The most difficult part was installing the wiring to the device, the connections for both the mains input and the outputs from the relays were just too small to install the correct gauge of wire into them. In the end I had to use solid insulated wire, the twin and earth type used for permanent installation in walls. So that was my only gripe. If the manufacturers could make these connectors larger, it would make it far simpler to install.But overall, a good little unit and now working well!
K**C
DANGEROUS: caution when using to control roller motors
A few things I do not like:1. no safety fuse2. no jumper to swap relays 1 and 2 so that you can get the UP and DOWM directions to correspond to remote buttons A and B without rewiring very small terminals3. It switches the motor from UP to DOWN mode without any mid-pause. This is a major problem. If a motor is driving a roller door weighing 200kgs then an instantaneous switch from DOWN to UP is likely to damage or shorten the life of the motor and they are not cheap and especially not easy to replace.3. In Toggle mode, you would want to toggle the power from relay A to B, but in fact it switches the power to ON, on both relays. For an AC roller door motor, this could mean that you send power to go UP and go DOWN at the same time so both coil windings are energised, causing motor failure at some point (you are telling the motor to go UP and DOWN at the same time).4. The box is very small and there is no room to tether the motor or power supply cords so that the individual wires cannot be accidentally pulled from the connectors. This is not an EC safety approved product! I installed the circuit in a larger plastic box.5. For a 10A rating, the screw terminals are too small.6. There is significant cross circuit voltage leakage. Under certain combination of key presses, i measured upto 24VAC leakage on the relay that was supposed to be 0VAC. This is not at all normal!!!!!!!! A relay is mechanically either CONNECTED or DISCONNECTED to power supply, there should be no voltage at all when in the OFF position. So the voltage leak is coming from elswhere in the circuit (most likely the control section).What I like: the remote key fobs are good.For the price, I would have liked to give this item atleast 3 starts, but the safety issues negate any possibility of this.I will use the circuit in the short term, until the proper controller arrives.
S**S
Buen artículo
Hola, para no liarnos empezaré por decir que a partir de ahora llamaremos MÓDULO al aparato que recibe la señal de radio y que estará con el aparato que gobierne o cerca de él, tambien estará conectado a 220 v., y llamaremos " mando emisor " al pequeño aparato que llevaremos en el bolsillo para poder gobernar el aparato al que hayamos puesto el módulo. El mando emisor que nos ocupa tiene un tamaño y forma, así como la ubicación de las teclas estupenda, no puede ser mas anatómica curiosa y funcional, incluso tiene un led rojo que luce cada vez que pulsas una tecla y se ve incluso con sol pues está ligeramente escondido; está muy bien para saber si tiene pila el mando. Yo creo que el único error que cometió el diseñador del mando fue poner los botones A y B de una silicona tan suave que es pegajosa. Quizá con el tiempo o el uso esa pegajosidad se le vaya quitando, pero de momento es muy molesto, casi desagradable, tocar los botones pues tiende a " pegarse " el botón y el dedo por decirlo de alguna manera, pero está tan bien hecho el mando que eso se le perdona. Tambien yo agradezco que las teclas se hayan rotulado con A y B en lugar de ON y OFF, 1 y 2, etc. Yo asocio mejor A= abrir B= bajar, a otra gente no le vendrá bien.Respecto al módulo, yo lo puse en una caja estanca de plástico ( de las que se utilizan para los cables de la luz ) en el exterior, con la antena que trae estirada y vertical metida en una especie de tubo que sale de la caja. Estirada, vertical y exterior tiene algo mas de alcance que enrrollada y en el interior. Por último decir que los dos relés que trae el módulo para manejar 220 v. ( o lo que quieras manejar ) yo no me fiaría mucho de ellos; te explico : 220 v. X 10 A = 2200 watios. Con lo pequeños que son fisicamente no pueden tener los labios suficientemente gordos para aguantar esa potencia durante algún tiempo ( los labios son los contactos ) . Estos relés están diseñados para que con ellos ataques a otro relé que ya maneje la potencia que tú quieras, por sí solos van bien con potencias de 200 ó 300 W, de ahí para arriba empiza a mermar la confianza. Estamos hablando de alterna, en continua es peor la cosa. Esto no es un defecto del módulo, ya que está fabricado como cosa doméstica o industrial simple y es estupendo en prestaciones y precio. Muy recomendable.
M**O
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L'HO COMPRATA X UNIRE APERTURA CANCELLO GRANDE CON TASTO A E CANCELLO PEDONALE CON TASTO B.FACILE DA ISTALLARE E COMODISSIMA PER CONFIGURARE I TELECOMANDI CON APERTURA IMPULSI COME SERVIVA A ME',MA SI POTREBBE CONFIGURARE CON COMANDO A INTERRUTTORE,CIOE' PREMENDO IL CONSENSO E' SEMPRE ABILITATO INVECE CHE A IMPULSO.AGGIORNAMENTODOPO UN MESE DI UTILIZZO LA CENTRALINA FUNZIONA PERFETTAMENTE E HO COMPRATO ALTRI TELECOMANDI DA AGGIUNGERE.UNICA MODIFICA DA ME ESEGUITA ,HO AGGIUNTO UN ANTENNA ALL'ESTERNO DELLA SCATOLA DI DERIVAZIONE ,TROVATA SEMPRE SU AMAZON DA433MHZ COSI' HO AUMENTATO LA RICEZIONE .
A**O
Funziona ma ...
Da un punto di vista elettrico ed elettronico ed a questo prezzo non si può chiedere di più. C'è un "ma" che mi impedisce di mettere 5 stelle: ero interessato alla funzione "Latched mode" per movimentare una tapparella, ho dovuto rinunciare in quanto almeno uno dei due relè rimane sempre accesso, sono stato costretto ad usare "Momentary mode" e tenere il pulsante del telecomando sempre premuto fino a completa apertura/chiusura. Un vero peccato con qualche centesimo in più avrebbero potuto mettere un piccolo switch per lo spegnimento automatico di entrambi i relè dopo 1-2 minuti, o meglio ancora un trimmer per selezionare il tempo. Sul pcb, per quanto piccolo, c'è spazio.AGGIORNAMENTO 30/10/2022:Riduco le stelle da 4 a 3 a causa del fatto che i relè sono rimasti "incollati" mentre lo testavo con un motore per tapparelle da soli 156W 0,68A, per fortuna ho potuto subito staccare la spina e salvare il motore. Per caso avevo un vecchio circuito dal quale dissaldare due relé che pur essendo lievemente più grandi hanno una corrente di 7A al contrario di quelli (pessimi) originali dati per 10A. Però il problema di questi due relè sta nella tensione, visto che la corrente richiesta dal motore è di soli 0,68A, secondo me vanno bene solo per pilotare a 12-24V altri relè di migliore qualità.SCHEMA PER MOTORI AC:Per preservare i motori ed aumentare la sicurezza propongo di modificare i collegamenti sul relativo schema come da seconda foto che allego, questo permette che in caso di "incollaggio" dei contatti di uno o entrambi i relè al motore non arrivi la corrente anziché alimentare entrambi i versi con POSSIBILI PERICOLI GRAVI. Inoltre è consigliabile comunque un fusibile sulla linea (L)
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